About
The broker data API built with brokers.
BrokerMeta is infrastructure, not a review site. It sits between broker partners and the publishers, comparison platforms and AI systems that describe their products every day.
Why it exists
Broker information is published far more often than it is checked.
Spreads move, licences are renewed, risk warnings are recalculated and account conditions differ by jurisdiction. Meanwhile the pages describing those products are maintained by hand, one publisher at a time, from research that was accurate on the day it was done.
The result is an ecosystem where the same broker is described differently on every site, and where nobody can say when a figure was last verified. That is a data problem, not an editorial one — which is why BrokerMeta is built as data infrastructure.
Brokers supply their published product information once. BrokerMeta normalizes it into one schema, attaches it to the right legal entity and jurisdiction, versions every change, and makes it available through an API and a set of integrations. Publishers keep every part of their editorial judgement.
Principles
Five commitments the product is built on.
- 01
Facts come from the source
Canonical product data is supplied by participating brokers wherever possible, rather than scraped from pages that may themselves be out of date.
- 02
Jurisdiction is not an afterthought
A broker is not one global product. Every value is attached to the legal entity, licence and jurisdiction it actually applies to.
- 03
Facts and opinions stay separate
BrokerMeta supplies the factual layer. Ratings, verdicts and recommendations belong to publishers, and the data layer never encroaches on them.
- 04
Changes are recorded, not overwritten
Values are versioned with effective dates, so a change leaves an auditable trail instead of quietly replacing what was there before.
- 05
Neutral between competitors
One standardized layer supports competing brokers on identical terms. There is no ranking logic and no paid placement inside the data.
The broker data API built with brokers.
Boundaries
What BrokerMeta is not.
- Not a broker or a trading platform
- Not an investment product or adviser
- Not a review or ratings website
- Not a scraping service
- Not an AI writing tool
- Not a ranking or placement business
BrokerMeta does not provide financial, investment or trading advice, and nothing it publishes should be read as a recommendation to use any broker.
Stop maintaining broker metadata manually.
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